Fabrication Characteristics of Mineral Wool Fiber Used the Waste

Ki Hwan Kang; Sang Youl Kim; Yong Su Um; Bo Young Hur

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.510-511.602

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Fabrication Characteristics of Mineral Wool Fiber Used the Waste

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The development of mineral wool core sandwich panel depends on the reaction of resin on mineral wool and face sheet. The most important factors in developing the mineral wool core are optimization of the Curing system and density of the used resin. In addition, this product considers the functional effect and good environment instead of organic form core. This paper studied the curing conditions, the density of used resin, and the functional effect after manufacturing the mineral wool core.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 510-511)

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Ki Hwan Kang, Sang Youl Kim, Yong Su Um, Bo Young Hur

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Combustibility, Core, Mineral Wool, Sound Absorption

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